Come one, come all! Join us for a Friday evening adult shopping experience along the hallway and inside our school. Bring your family on Saturday for an outdoor festival with lots of activities for children, and the shopping will continue.
Farmers & Foragers food truck will be there for Friday dinner and drinks and return Saturday to serve us lunch. We can’t wait to see you there!
ARTISAN MARKET & DINNER
Friday, December 1, 6:00 to 8:30 pm
Friday night of our fair is for adults and older teens. LCWS alum Sol Bayer-Pacht is bringing his food truck, Farmers & Foragers, and will serve beer, wine, and a delicious dinner menu! All the vendors will be there (some are only there on Friday), and student crafters will also have wares on display.
FAMILY FAIR & MARKET
Saturday, December 2, 10:00 am to 2:00 pm
On Saturday morning, our campus will come to life with a beautiful family fair, including many activities and crafts for children. All the vendors will return with wares on display along our hallway and inside our school.
10:00 am to 12:30 pm
Crafts & Gift Making: Candle holder, wreath making, and fire starters
Winter Fair Games
11:00 am & 1:00 pm
Puppet Show
10:00 am to 2:00 pm
Winter Cafe open (funds raised benefit our Parent Community Council)
Artisan Market – shopping from over 50 local vendors
Farmers & Foragers Food Truck
VOLUNTEER at our event!
See all the details here.
Akwaaba Community Collective Handmade goods from Ghana
Bijoux Gervais Sterling silver and mixed metal jewelry, and glass enamel ornaments
Black Bear Care Body care products made from organic and natural materials
Cedarwood Apothecary and Timberdoodle VT Woodworks wellness products, cutting boards and other handmade wooden gifts
Craftsbury Candlewicks pure beeswax candles
Danish Woolen Delight organic Swiss woolens for the family
eenadee fine jewelry with silver and semi-precious gemstones
Found and Feral Jewelry designed in Vermont with materials sourced from around the world
gbfusedglass Fused-glass bowls, plates, and more
Hands & Heart Farm Wool items from Vermont flock: blankets, yarn, felted insoles, and more
Kenzie Hines Printworks block prints and botanically dyed textiles
Mary Breneman Pottery pottery bowls, mugs, plates
Mellow Root Herbals seasonal, microbatch herbal offerings from body care to herbal tea
Mighty Mudita plant Based Deli Slices hand made in Burlington
OKUS Coffee Roasters Whole bean specialty coffee
Primrose Hill Handknits hats, scarves, sweaters, mittens, and more
Qewar Social Project dolls and textiles from Peru
Silver Swan Jewelry handcrafted sterling silver and copper jewelry
Sobremesa fermented vegetables (kimchi & kraut), kombucha
Sunflower Moondust handmade cloth pads for all ages
Sweet Little Bouquet clothes, block printed shirts, crayon rolls, and greeting cards
Tiny and Woodsy calendars, prints, cards and stickers of chalkboard drawings
Trout Lettuce Studio baby and child handknit wool beanies
Wild Hart Distillery. small batch spirits
Wool Folk Homestead handmade items. Tallow balm, sheep horn earrings, hand knit wool items, elderberry syrup & fire cider
Woolf Den Homestead crafts and crystals
Calling all vendors! We are now accepting vendors to our fair; please complete this form!
Please get in touch with Lindsay Francescutti at lindsayf@lakechamplainwaldorfschool.org if you have any questions.